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Working with Pen and Ink
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/tabletpc/pen/default.mspx
Tap into these resources to make your handwriting tasks simple.
Using a Pen
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Getting Started with Windows XP Tablet PC Edition
Columnist Charlie Russel uses Windows Journal to take and organize handwritten notes on his Tablet PC.
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Edit with Gestures
A gesture is a shape you draw with your tablet pen to send a command to your Tablet PC. Discover how to complete editing and formatting tasks quickly with gestures.
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Start the Input Panel with a Gesture
Watch this animated demo to see how the tablet pen gets you to the Input Panel faster.
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Correct Text with Input Panel
Learn several ways that you can use Tablet PC Input Panel to correct text.
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How to Use Web and E-mail Quick Keys
Use Input Panel quick keys to more quickly enter text that's commonly used in Web and e-mail addresses.
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Right-Clicking with a Pen
Work mouse-free thanks to the tablet pen. Find out how.
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Add Ink to E-Mail Messages
You can write e-mails in your own hand, or add a handwritten word or drawing to personalize your typed text e-mails.
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Using Ink in Microsoft Word
Discover how to use a tablet pen to insert ink in Word documents.
Handwriting Tips
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Handwriting Recognition 101
Expert Zone columnist Jeff Van West discusses how the next version of Tablet PC improves the ink-to-text experience.
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How to Improve Handwriting-Recognition Results in Input Panel
Learn techniques to help improve your handwriting-recognition results when using Input Panel.
Taking Notes
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Mark Up Your Documents
Import files into Windows Journal and use your tablet pen to annotate these document images.
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Create and Use Forms in Journal
Save a tree: Transfer your paper forms into templates in Microsoft Windows Journal.
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Get Organized with Windows Journal
Find tips for getting organized using Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Windows Journal.
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Personalize Journal Notes by Using Stationery
Make your work easier by creating your own office stationery in Windows Journal.
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Creating and Using Journal Templates
Create templates just the way you want them, and then place the ones you use most often on your desktop.
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Write Anywhere
Get the most out of Write Anywhere, the Input Panel feature that lets you use the entire Tablet PC screen as a writing surface.
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Working with Pen and Ink
from http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/tabletpc/pen/default.mspxTap into these resources to make your handwriting tasks simple.
Using a Pen
Columnist Charlie Russel uses Windows Journal to take and organize handwritten notes on his Tablet PC.
A gesture is a shape you draw with your tablet pen to send a command to your Tablet PC. Discover how to complete editing and formatting tasks quickly with gestures.
Watch this animated demo to see how the tablet pen gets you to the Input Panel faster.
Learn several ways that you can use Tablet PC Input Panel to correct text.
Use Input Panel quick keys to more quickly enter text that's commonly used in Web and e-mail addresses.
Work mouse-free thanks to the tablet pen. Find out how.
You can write e-mails in your own hand, or add a handwritten word or drawing to personalize your typed text e-mails.
Discover how to use a tablet pen to insert ink in Word documents.
Handwriting Tips
Expert Zone columnist Jeff Van West discusses how the next version of Tablet PC improves the ink-to-text experience.
Learn techniques to help improve your handwriting-recognition results when using Input Panel.
Taking Notes
Import files into Windows Journal and use your tablet pen to annotate these document images.
Save a tree: Transfer your paper forms into templates in Microsoft Windows Journal.
Find tips for getting organized using Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition and Windows Journal.
Make your work easier by creating your own office stationery in Windows Journal.
Create templates just the way you want them, and then place the ones you use most often on your desktop.
Get the most out of Write Anywhere, the Input Panel feature that lets you use the entire Tablet PC screen as a writing surface.